Pinus radiata

Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Phylum: Pinophyta • Ordo: Pinales • Familia: Pinaceae • Genus: Pinus • Species: Pinus radiata D.Don

Wikispecies has an entry on:

Pinus radiata

 Vernacular names [edit wikidata 'Pinus radiata']

• English: Monterey Pine
• Afrikaans: Radiataden
• العربية: صنوبر شعاعي
• مصرى: صنوبر شعاعى
• azərbaycanca: Şüalı şam
• تۆرکجه: شوالی شام
• català: Pi insigne
• čeština: Borovice montereyská
• Cymraeg: Pinwydden Monterey
• Deutsch: Monterey-Kiefer
• Esperanto: Kalifornia pino
• eesti: Kiirjas mänd
• euskara: Intsinis pinu
• فارسی: کاج مونتری
• suomi: Montereynmänty
• français: Pin de Monterey
• galego: Piñeiro insigne, Piñeiro de Monterrei
• עברית: אורן מונטריי
• hrvatski: Kalifornijski bor
• magyar: Monterey-fenyő
• íslenska: Geislafura
• 日本語: ラジアータパイン
• lietuvių: Spindulinė pušis
• norsk bokmål: Montereyfuru
• Nederlands: Montereyden
• norsk nynorsk: Montereyfuru
• norsk: Montereyfuru
• polski: Sosna kalifornijska
• русский: Сосна лучистая
• srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Kalifornijski bor
• svenska: Montereytall
• Türkçe: Monteri çamı
• Tiếng Việt: Thông Monterrey
• 中文: 辐射松
• 中文（中国大陆）: 輻射松
• 中文（简体）: 輻射松
• 中文（繁體）: 輻射鬆

Photos

Natural

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  Cambria, San Luis Obispo Co., California (southernmost native location on California mainland)
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  Growing wild on coastal cliffs at Año Nuevo State Reserve, California
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  Growing wild on Point Lobos, Monterey, California
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  Growing wild on Point Lobos, Monterey, California
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  Growing wild on Huckleberry Hill, Monterey, California
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  Growing wild on Huckleberry Hill, Monterey, California
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  Growing wild at Carmel, California
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  Big Sur, Monterey, California
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  Pollen cones. Scale bar, 2 cm
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  CSIRO researchers of the Juvenile Wood Initiative sampling the increment growth core
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  Jacks Peak Park, Monterey, California
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  Jacks Peak Park, Monterey, California

Cultivated

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  San Jose, California
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  Young Monterey Pine, Germany
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  Tree, cultivated in Barcelona, in poor health
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  Leaves of Pinus radiata
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  Cones of Pinus radiata
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  Needles and spikes
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  Cone
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  Cone
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  Bark
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  Plantation, Australia
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  Plantation, Australia
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  Plantation, fire damaged, Australia
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  Killed by forest fire, Australia
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  Resin on stump

Maps and illustrations

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  Range map
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  Range map of critically endangered variety binata
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